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" The Collection of Ni Sichong's Correspondence, edited by the Editorial Office of Modern Historical Materials, Institute of Modern History, CASS, and Fuyang Teachers College." Journal of Modern Chinese History, 6(1), pp. 127–128

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The Collection of Ni Sichong's Correspondence, edited by the Editorial Office of Modern Historical Materials, Institute of Modern History, CASS, and Fuyang Teachers College

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